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Live position tracking for Explorer of the Seas, a Royal Caribbean International cruise ship carrying up to 3,114 passengers with a gross tonnage of 137,308 GT and 311 m in length.
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Built 2000 · 137,308 GT · 3,114 guests · 1,181 crew · 311m long · 48m beam
Based on our live AIS tracking, Explorer of the Seas has called at 5 ports across 5 regions in the past year. Most-visited: Port Canaveral, Port of Split, Port of Malaga, Port of Piraeus, Port of Mykonos. Busiest month: April.
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Explorer of the Seas
Royal Caribbean International
Voyager Class2000
Year Built
137,308
Gross Tonnage
3,114
Passengers
1,181
Crew
311m
Length
48m
Beam
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Where is Explorer of the Seas right now?
Explorer of the Seas is a Royal Caribbean International cruise ship. Live position data is updated regularly via AIS tracking. Check back soon for the latest position.
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What cruise line operates Explorer of the Seas?
Explorer of the Seas is operated by Royal Caribbean International. The ship was built in 2000 and carries up to 3,114 passengers.
How big is Explorer of the Seas?
Explorer of the Seas has a gross tonnage of 137,308 GT and is 311 meters (1020 feet) long. It can carry 3,114 passengers with a crew of 1,181.
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